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Frater Jim Bultman reunites with brothers
Homecoming weekend gave Hope College Greek organization, The Fraternal Society, a chance to reconnect with alumni. Frater James Bultman (’63)…
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The impact of Title IX changes on campus
As new faces emerge within the Title IX areas of campus and the the topic of sexual harassment in colleges…
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Students miss old coffeehouse
The school year began in a familiar swing of busyness but the casual and cozy Thursday evenings of weekly SAC…
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Cross country looks forward to MIAA Championships
As the 2017 cross country season comes to a close, both the men’s and women’s teams now find themselves gearing up for the MIAA Championships hosted by Adrian College on Oct. 28. Competitions throughout the month of September and up to this point in October have favored the women’s team, as the Flying Dutch have…
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Frater Jim Bultman reunites with brothers
Homecoming weekend gave Hope College Greek organization, The Fraternal Society, a chance to reconnect with alumni. Frater James Bultman (’63) came to Hope’s new student center, named after him and his wife Martie, to give a speech to his old college fraternity. The Jim and Martie Bultman center went underway in 2015. It was built…
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Why History Matters
There are two types of reactions that I have received from people whenI tell them I am a history major: “ew, I hated that in high school” (along with your minor, Economics),or, “that is awesome, I love history too.” To the first response, I often ask whether or not their high school history course was…
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Dutch soccer kicks Kalamazoo at Homecoming
The Hope College soccer team went into Homecoming Weekend with one mission— retribution. The Flying Dutch kicked off this Saturday, Oct. 14, against Kalamazoo College. The Hornets had handed the Dutch their only loss of their otherwise stellar season exactly one month earlier on Sept. 14, when Hope visited Kalamazoo on the road. The excitement…
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Organizations supporting world peace: ICAN
On the morning of Oct. 6 in Oslo, Norway, the 2017 No-bel Peace Prize was awarded to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons,also known as ICAN. This is a group of non-governmental organizations from approximately 100 different countries around the world who are campaign-ing to eliminate nuclear weapons. Banning nuclear weapons as an international…
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Favorite classes taken by a variety of Hope students
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ArtPrize 2017: world-views and winners
A VARIETY OF MEDIUMS — The pieces of art shown throughout Grand Rapids used all sorts of materials, such as the textbook pages seen in Chris Vitiello’s “The Language is Asleep,” shown above left. (Kelly Ocock) For the ninth year in a row, downtown Grand Rapids is alive from Sept. 20 to Oct. 8 for…
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Students miss old coffeehouse
The school year began in a familiar swing of busyness but the casual and cozy Thursday evenings of weekly SAC Coffeehouses have brought mixed emotions out of students. The new location, in the Program Area of the Jim and Martie Bultman Student Center, can hold a larger audience but the bright lights and audience –…
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The impact of Title IX changes on campus
As new faces emerge within the Title IX areas of campus and the the topic of sexual harassment in colleges and universities moves to the national media spotlight, these modifications may not always seem translucent. On Sept. 22, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced the removal of the 2011 Dear Colleague Letter, enacted by the…
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Josh Gibson goes back-to-back
The Hope College men’s golf team traveled to the Battle Creek Country Club this past weekend to participate in the MIAA Championships. The rain halted play on Saturday, shortening the expected 108- hole MIAA season, but the Dutchmen shone through the weather. Josh Gibson (’19) of Hope won the individual league title for the second…